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For some, OnlyFans is an adult job, for others an online brothel - this is how sex work is seen in 2024

The Oxford English Dictionary first listed the word "feminism" in 1894, but the first wave of organized feminism may have started in the early 20th century.

It mainly consisted of groups of dedicated women who fought for women to enjoy equal rights in society, such as the right to vote or lead.

This also created the general possibility that women can decide independently, for example, about marriage and having children, but also about adult jobs.

My body, my adult job

The further west we go, the clearer the recognition of equality and women's rights, while further east these rights are often absent. The term feminism still carries a negative connotation in some places and can even suggest that someone who claims to be a feminist is actually against men.

It is interesting to note that while there were times in history, such as during the French Revolution, when women also fought for the freedom and choices of the next generation, today many young women prefer to make easy money on the Internet, and it can even be considered an erotic adult career.

Although this can make more money, it is important to remember that all forms of prostitution - even through Internet platforms - are still a form of sex work.

and sex workers have the same right to fair working conditions and human dignity as anyone else.

What's really interesting is that this is not only accepted, but often a role model for young girls.

Doing an adult job is also hard work

It is somehow logical and understandable that many people do not want to work hard or study when every second article or life story on the Internet is about how easy it is to make thousands by showing the world the work of nature or a plastic surgeon.

According to the author of the Vehir article, it is annoying that these girls often try to portray it in a hypocritical way, as if their Gucci bag and luxurious lifestyle came from the promotion of drugstore creams or other small things, when in fact, instead of the university, their only chance to be successful was through adultworks.

All of this is sometimes presented as the flag bearer of feminism as mentioned earlier, saying that

a woman has the right to do whatever she wants with her body.

According to her, it is interesting to observe that in modern Western societies, the old idea that a woman can only be successful, rich and happy if she can do the same activities in her life as she did centuries ago is coming to the forefront again.

However, there is a continuity in sex work, since it did not disappear with the advent of feminism, and we cannot just talk about the fact that morality has disappeared and that we have to live from adult jobs again.

Also, the view that young people can only find happiness and success in adult work and flirting is also extreme, since the world is within their grasp and they get to decide what to do with their lives.

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According to the author, fairy tales about adult work are about how these girls use their hard-earned income to donate to orphanages and sick puppies, but we still haven't come to the point where morality is measured not by profit, but by other values.

For those who choose this path, who choose a sexy job, the author naturally says, "Keep going!", because women are truly lucky to have the opportunity to do what they want.

However, these adult alternatives should not be the only options for young girls who want to be successful.

It would also be important to understand and talk about those women who live on antidepressants, go to psychologists, and who are completely ruined by their mid-thirties in this increasingly sick world.

As a sex worker, it is also important to put proper emphasis on physical and mental health so that you do not burn out during erotic adult work.

A significant part of social media is made up of women who live their lives at the price of sexual services provided to men, go on luxury trips as sugar babies, buy expensive clothes and accessories, and party all the time.

According to the writer, many sex workers and adult models already try to meet expectations with plastic surgery, because the more you resemble a sex doll, the more successful you can be in the profession.

Seeing this, young girls may think that it is not necessary to study for years, and that there is no need to work as a robot in a low-paid, eight-hour job, because there are other options.

The success stories of escort girls get the spotlight, but the thousands of girls who get tired of it, get older and don't earn as much anymore, fade into oblivion. They are always replaced by younger ones, and no one talks about these worn-out girls.

If someone disagrees with or criticizes this Onlyfans adult job, they are often described as jealous, envious, perhaps frigid or stagnant.

According to the article, however, the problem is not with the phenomenon itself, but with over-idealizing adultworks.

Of course, this can cause dissatisfaction among people who live an average life and cannot afford luxury vacations such as a sugar baby or a model with an escort job.

Every job has its own risks, and the middle ground can perhaps begin where the girls who choose adult jobs and the people who criticize it finally face the situation with understanding.

Source: Vehir.hu